Wasabi Wallet
wasabiwallet.io Bitcoin
An open source, native desktop wallet for Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Wasabi implements trustless CoinJoins over the Tor network. Neither an observer nor the participants can determine which output belongs to which input. This makes it difficult for outside parties to trace where a particular coin originated from and where it was sent to, which greatly improves privacy. Since it's trustless, the CoinJoin coordinator cannot breach the privacy of the participants. Wasabi is compatible with cold storage and hardware wallets, including OpenCard and Trezor.
- Homepage: wasabiwallet.io
- GitHub: github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/wasabiwallet.io
Wasabi Wallet Source Code
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Description
Open-source, non-custodial, privacy preserving Bitcoin wallet for Windows, Linux, and Mac.
Homepage
https://wasabiwallet.ioLicense
MIT
Created
03 Apr 16
Last Updated
04 Oct 24
Latest version
Primary Language
C#
Size
1,055,597 KB
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2,134
Forks
497
Watchers
2,134
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Recent Commits
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[BugFix] Do not dispose long-live connection (#13471) * Do not dispose long-live connection * Fix missing long-live http handler
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Fix substitution for MacOs 14.6.1 bundled bash version (#13473)
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Switch default run on system startup to false (#13467)
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Auto update version on Website (#13466)
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Update version in doc after a release (#13463)
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Reset payments after failing round (#13458)
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More idiomatic code (#13461)
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Modernize Tor usage technology (#13339) * Naive `IHttpClientFactory` * Tor redone for coinjoin * Tor redone for everything else * Delete unnecessary code * fixup! Tor redone for everything else * Remove Socks5 protocol completely * Move extension classes where they belong to * Add lifetime to coordinator's connections * Fix connectivity with mempool.space * Make sure no http handler life longer than 6 hours * Revert logging level * Fix: An invalid IP address was specified. (Parameter 'address')`` * Fix parameter value for `SpecificNodeBlockProvider` * Nits --------- Co-authored-by: Turbolay <[email protected]>
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Work around IOException in SmartResyncIfCorrupted (#13456) * Work around IOException in SmartResyncIfCorrupted * Use RemoveNewerThan instead of Delete
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[Coordinator] Collect coordinator output if and only if economical (#13451) * Collect coordinator output if and only if economical * Code review suggestion
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Use `xz` instead of `zst` for compression (#13460)
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Fix spacing in MusicBox (#13454)
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[Feature] Trezor Safe 5 & Coldcard Q support (#13438)
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Fix crash-001 (#13447)
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Downgrade upload-artifact action from v4 to v3 (#13436) This is because v4 has a bug that makes the jobs to fail while uploading artifact for mac: https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact/issues/527
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[Trivial] Remove workflow that we don't use anymore (#13437)
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Bump version 2.2.1.0 (#13430)
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Fix Send workflow disruption (#13429)
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txdetails: fix fee rate displayed while null (#13428)
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Change coordinator's default to false (#13424)
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Bump 2.2.0.0 (#13422)
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Remove debug log (#13423)
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Fix some music box visibility issues (#13418)
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Highlights 2.2.0 (#13411) * Highlights 2.2.0 * CR correction * Nits + find a coordinator --------- Co-authored-by: Turbolay <[email protected]>
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Do not create impossible components (#13417) * Do not create impossible components * Alternate --------- Co-authored-by: Turbolay <[email protected]>
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musicbox: how do I set up coordinator menuitem follow up (#13416)
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Don't register Coinjoin Coordinator when it's not set up (#13383)
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Smart resync when index has inverted endians (#13408)
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Revert part of the wix changes (#13413)
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Fix warnings due to wix configuration (#13412)
Wasabi Wallet Website
Website
Wasabi Wallet - Bitcoin privacy wallet with built-in coinjoin
Wasabi is an open-source, non-custodial, privacy-focused Bitcoin wallet for desktop, that implements trustless coinjoin over the Tor anonymity network.
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Redirects to https://wasabiwallet.io/
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Server Details
- IP Address 104.26.0.231
- Location San Francisco, California, United States of America, NA
- ISP CloudFlare Inc.
- ASN AS13335
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Website marked as safe
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